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Powerful Simplicity

March 1984
By: Anonymous | California

Like Chooses Like

June 1978
By: L. K. | Belmont, Massachusetts
Rewards come from both giving help and receiving it

When Are We Ready?

August 1961
By: Anon. | Cleveland, Ohio
As someone has said, "Keep bringing the body around and the mind will finally catch on.

My Help Was Always Here

June 1953
By: Bill Mc. | Monterey, California

Rescued in the big easy

April 2019 | Relapse
By: Gale | Alexandria, Virginia
An exhausted sober relief worker heads for an airport bar and the surprise of her life

A SOBER Car Thief

April 2008
By: Robbie W. | Cape May Court House, New Jersey
A pitch for a peaceful, contented life

Far From Innocent

March 2003
By: Justin W. | St. Petersburg, Florida
Their suffering and sickness are no different; neither is their recovery

Weekend at Dark Hammocks Ranch

October 2000
By: Joyce K. | Coral Springs, Florida
AA's Twelve Traditions: A Pattern of Practical Experience

Doing What's Best for the Group

May 1994
By: Robyn C. | Lakewood, California

Our Primary Purpose

November 1985
By: Anonymous
A "group within a group" practices Tradition Five - From the November 1956 Grapevine

I Find AA Everywhere I Travel

January 1977
By: D. C. | Newport Beach, California

End of a Journey

December 1959
By: Hart | Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

. . .our Primary Purpose. . .

November 1956
By: Anon. | Hatrsdale-Ardsley, New York

The African Queen

October 2013
By: Kevin B. | Annandale, Virginia
An old movie about a drunk gets his attention before and after his own river of booze

Looking for Peace

April 2016
For years and years he searched for the one thing he finally found in AA

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We Feel the Same Pain

January 1984
By: M. H. | Lockport, New York
No one is too young to be an alcoholic--or to get sober

Now I Have It All!

January 1983
By: K. M. | St. Joseph, Louisiana

The Writing on the Wall

Scared and in a detox for the first time, he got the exact message he needed

Free of Charge

An AA considers how service and self-support help to keep AA free for anyone who needs it

Twenty-fifth Anniversary Convention News

May 1960

Across the Editor's Desk

May 1955

Vino Vignettes:

August 1947
By: Bob H. | Greenwich Village, New York City
Who's a Poor Prospect?

Mail Call for All A.A.s at Home Or Abroad

August 1947
By: Leo C. | Portland, Oregon
Our Program

Something Revolutionary

April 1998
By: Michael S. | Nairobi

My Name Is Brian

April 1973
By: Brian G. | Lubbock, Texas

Joe Never Came Back

May 2012
By: Roxanne R. | Alley Center, California
Her boyfriend took off when she got pregnant, but AA never left her side

One Miracle After Another

January 2006
By: Alberto B. Jimena de la Frontera | Cadiz
Inspired to recovery by love for his child

Serendipity

June 1989
By: Dorothy L. | Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

And Then an Eskimo Came Over the Hill

August 1978
By: C. C. | North Hollywood, California

A Soldier's Story

Suffering from post traumatic stress and alcoholism, he finally surrendered

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